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Don't tell me young people are apathetic
Pike & Broadway, Seattle, WA, 11/04/2008. From SLOG: Remember all the debates over whether young people would actually turn out for Obama? In addition to videos like this and photos like the… more →
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with the last pile of soil on the now hidden casket
metaphorica wrote 2 days ago: the boy thought about the Stranger’s life: how It would wake up every day before sun rose to g … more →
How to start a music magazine
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everetttrue wrote 2 days ago: Sneaky preview of an article that’s about to go up on Drowned In Sound as part of the Music J … more →
My Hands is Full
206up wrote 2 days ago: Yo. Back on the blog after a few days’ absence. What began as an ambitious endeavor (the genes … more →
My New Obsession, Pt. 1
Gordon Roqué wrote 3 days ago: Leave it to me to find a new obsession that isn’t altogether decadent, chemically-induced, hug … more →
Bookstore Yogis
sonyachung wrote 3 days ago: 15 July 2009 Two heart-warming bookstore stories at a time when the not-so-slow and ugly death of in … more →
The Strange Affair of Uncle Charlie
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dcairns wrote 3 days ago: “Are they?” Maybe Hitchcock’s first perfect film? Maybe his most perfect, too? Oh … more →
Movie Diary 7/13/2009
roberthorton wrote 4 days ago: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (David Yates, 2009). Notable participant: cinematographer Bru … more →
yesterday in ridiculous...
cydnedanielle wrote 1 week ago: there was far too much going on to even bother “tweeting” about, or otherwise spamming t … more →
seeing a figure walk by the dusty, deserted path
metaphorica wrote 2 weeks ago: the woman pulled over her junk-of-a-vehicle and with a smile, invited the Stranger in. It was on Its … more →
6/28: strawberries, cherries, and an angel's kiss in spring
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Luke wrote 2 weeks ago: I fell in love with Lee Hazlewood after discovering that he wrote “These Boots Were Made for W … more →
Desire
Mike Schpitz wrote 2 weeks ago: “rapped like a mummy, not for the money, I could have sampled Diana Ross a long time ago … more →
Books and bacon
B. D. wrote 2 weeks ago: The annual BookExpo America took place a couple of weeks ago in New York. Did you miss it? I did. … more →
Iran's Protesters and Two of Albert Camus's Protagonists: Meursault and Dr. Rieux
santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: I see characteristics of the brave Iranian protesters in two characters in Albert Camus’s nove … more →
waiting for the 2.41 pm bus
metaphorica wrote 3 weeks ago: all the boy wanted at that moment was to go back home and sleep until the World ended. checking his … more →
Eco-Macho, Not-So-Macho, Thoughts on Bloggery, and a Media Invasion
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susanna wrote 1 month ago: [Susan Robb, I Am A Land Animal] “Eco-macho…taps into that old and apparently endlessly … more →
Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin: More Fun with Mars Hill
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emilypothast wrote 1 month ago: Well, Monday is upon us again, and that means Mars Hill deacon Joel Fariss is once again over at Gre … more →
"The Slow, Moronic Death of Books"?
tnimura wrote 1 month ago: An intriguing item from one of Seattle’s alternative weekly newspapers, The Stranger: http://t … more →
He only read the ads... we were doomed.
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Amanda wrote 1 month ago: Sitting in one of my favorite classes in graduate school with one of my favorite professors back in … more →
The Chevalier de la Barre: Le suite
franceblogger wrote 1 month ago: It’s amazing how certain traits of a society never change. About 230 years ago, a young man re … more →
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